• There’s a food revolution happening in Poland, and it sounds pretty good. [Washington Post]

• Ramaz alum Leandra Medine—better known as her sartorial alter ego, Man Repeller—made the New York Post’s list of 13 Women to Watch Under 30. [NYP]

• Mila Kunis cooks Russian food. That is all. [Esquire]

• Meanwhile, when Carmelo Anthony was lurking by the Celtics bus the other night, he was “probably not there to to tell his opponents they could still get to Veselka and order the latkes.” [WSJ]

• Jeff Garlin is getting a podcast called “By The Way,” and comedy pals like Larry David and Judd Apatow will be stopping by. [HuffPo]

• Until then, here’s Apatow talking to Alex Baldwin on Baldwin’s similarly-named WNYC show, “Here’s the Thing:”

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• Twitter Book Club alum Doreen Carvajal discovers Spain’s offer of citizenship to Sephardic Jews is not as easily attainable as it seemed. [NYT]

• Some ideas for what to do with your leftover potatoes post-Hanukkah. [Times of Israel]

• What happens when you go to www.ThirdReich.com? You reach the website of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. [NYT]

• “If anything happened to Mandy Patinkin on Homeland, it would be like the Yankees trading Derek Jeter to the Jets.” [Grantland]

• Kosher-keeping New York Knick Amar’e Stoudemire married his longtime girlfriend after manning the phones at the Dec. 12 Hurricane Sandy fundraiser. [NYP]

• Sacha Baron Cohen won a lifetime achievement award at the British Comedy Awards, and, naturally, Ali G accepted. [Splitsider]

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• This is kind of awkward, but Lebanon wants to sue Homeland for its depiction of the country.

• Over at Vulture, Jewcy contributor Jesse David Fox poses some absurd plot lines for Homeland’s Brody. Our favorite is the one where he plants a recording device in Saul’s beard.

• What we can learn from George Costanza about the pigeon code in New York City.

• Rashida Jones, Jewcy’s patron saint, talks women writers in Hollywood.

• Amare Stoudemire, the Hebrew-studying New York Knick, gets ready for the season.

• Jerusalem, meet Gangnam style. It was bound to happen sooner or later, really:

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